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we took notes in the class but i wasnt able to find anything related in my notes to these last questions..i did the whole 1st page on my own and few from skipping around but couldnt get the rest of the 2nd page...my history class is kind of hectic and my teacher doesnt really have much control over his class so he spends most time trying to settle down the class instead of focusing on the topic and theres so much talkin throughout the class i cant hear anything..but can anyone help with these questions thanks
1. how did czars alexander III and nicholas II deal with calls for reform?
a. They immediately moved to entact reforms.
b. They made a few reforms but not all.
c. They resisted all efforts for reform.
d. They appointed ministers to study reforms
2. How did the Russo-Japanese war show the czar's weakness?
A. His insults to the Japanese emperor caused the war.
B. His poor military strategy prevented his generals from gaining
territory.
C. News of repeated losses sparked unrest and led to revolt during the
war.
3.Which of the following did NOT happen as an immediate result of the Bolshevik Revolution?
A. Factory control returned to the workers.
B. Farmland was distributed among the peasants.
C. A truce was signed with Germany.
D. A totalitarian state was established.
4.Which of the following reflects the leader who was responsible for the Great Purge and the main group that was victimized by it?
A. Lenin ---> the Mensheviks
B. Jiang ---> the Kuomintang
C. Jiang ---> members of the Communist Party
D. Stalin ---> members of the Communist Party
5.Which revolutions were started under Stalin's rule as a means to improve the Soviet Union's economy?
A. industrial and agricultural revolutions
B. Bolshevik and Communist revolutions
C. socialist and totalitarian revolutions
D. all of the above
6.How did the "May Fourth Movement" influence the formation of a
Communist party in China?
A. established the disillusionment of the Chinese people in their
government
B. planted the seeds of Communist ideology within the minds of
intellectuals
C. turned the people against Sun Yixian's beliefs in Western
democracy
D. all of the above
7.What was the result of China having a Nationalist government recognized by the world but a Communist party growing in the
countryside?
A. A social realist art campaign was created to uplift nationalist ideas.
B. Nationalist troops and armed gangs wiped out the Communists.
C. Civil war broke out between the two groups.
D. Communist leaders were forced to work in labor camps.
8.How was the result of the nationalist movement in Saudi Arabia
different from the results in Turkey and Iran?
A. Saudi Arabia had a violent revolution, while the other countries did not.
B. Turkey and Iran pursued modernization more than Saudi Arabia did.
C. Saudi Arabia built a state on oil money, while the other two did not.
D. All of the above are true.
8.What led Great Britain finally to grant India limited self-rule?
A. continuous campaigns of civil disobedience by Indians
B. a sharp drop in the British economy based in India
C. a demonstration known as the "Salt March"
D. worldwide demonstrations in support of India's independence
1. how did czars alexander III and nicholas II deal with calls for reform?
a. They immediately moved to entact reforms.
b. They made a few reforms but not all.
c. They resisted all efforts for reform.
d. They appointed ministers to study reforms
2. How did the Russo-Japanese war show the czar's weakness?
A. His insults to the Japanese emperor caused the war.
B. His poor military strategy prevented his generals from gaining
territory.
C. News of repeated losses sparked unrest and led to revolt during the
war.
3.Which of the following did NOT happen as an immediate result of the Bolshevik Revolution?
A. Factory control returned to the workers.
B. Farmland was distributed among the peasants.
C. A truce was signed with Germany.
D. A totalitarian state was established.
4.Which of the following reflects the leader who was responsible for the Great Purge and the main group that was victimized by it?
A. Lenin ---> the Mensheviks
B. Jiang ---> the Kuomintang
C. Jiang ---> members of the Communist Party
D. Stalin ---> members of the Communist Party
5.Which revolutions were started under Stalin's rule as a means to improve the Soviet Union's economy?
A. industrial and agricultural revolutions
B. Bolshevik and Communist revolutions
C. socialist and totalitarian revolutions
D. all of the above
6.How did the "May Fourth Movement" influence the formation of a
Communist party in China?
A. established the disillusionment of the Chinese people in their
government
B. planted the seeds of Communist ideology within the minds of
intellectuals
C. turned the people against Sun Yixian's beliefs in Western
democracy
D. all of the above
7.What was the result of China having a Nationalist government recognized by the world but a Communist party growing in the
countryside?
A. A social realist art campaign was created to uplift nationalist ideas.
B. Nationalist troops and armed gangs wiped out the Communists.
C. Civil war broke out between the two groups.
D. Communist leaders were forced to work in labor camps.
8.How was the result of the nationalist movement in Saudi Arabia
different from the results in Turkey and Iran?
A. Saudi Arabia had a violent revolution, while the other countries did not.
B. Turkey and Iran pursued modernization more than Saudi Arabia did.
C. Saudi Arabia built a state on oil money, while the other two did not.
D. All of the above are true.
8.What led Great Britain finally to grant India limited self-rule?
A. continuous campaigns of civil disobedience by Indians
B. a sharp drop in the British economy based in India
C. a demonstration known as the "Salt March"
D. worldwide demonstrations in support of India's independence